Markandeyapurana 49.30

49.30

brahmannanvapareṣāntu petuḥ śākhā mahīruhām /
vastrāṇi ca prasūyante phaleṣvābharaṇāni ca //

Then those trees were called houses[5] by them. But branches certainly fall from other trees, O brāhman; and they yield clothing and ornaments out of their fruits. In the separate cavities of the same fruit of those trees was produced very strong honey, which excelled in smell, colour and taste, and which no bee had made; on that they subsisted at the beginning of the Tretā age.